Touch Calibration / Marco Key / OSD introduction

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1 Touch Calibration / Marco Key / OSD introduction

2 Touch Screen Introduction & Calibration

3 Penmount 9000 (RS-232)

4 Penmount 5000 (USB)

5 Touchscreen Calibration Penmount Control Board The PenMount Touch Screen Controller Board is the most popular touch screen control board on the market. PenMount control boards, chipsets, and software support a wide range of configurations, applications, and operating systems. Designed for easy configuration and superior touch screen performance, the PenMount control boards are offered for both RS-232 and USB interfaces. PenMount 9000 Series (RS-232 Interface) Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows 95/98/Me, Windows 3.1, Windows CE, DOS, Linux, QNX PenMount 5000 Series (USB Interface) Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 95/98/Me, Windows CE, Linux

6 Touchscreen Calibration Detection

7 Touchscreen Calibration Standard Calibration

8 Touchscreen Calibration Advance Calibration

9 Touchscreen Calibration Setting Option

10 Touchscreen Calibration Drawing Test

11 Touchscreen Calibration Driver Version

12 Touchscreen Calibration Working Application Task Icon Function Right Button

13 Touchscreen Software Function List

14 Keyboard Translator Introduction & Programming

15 Keyboard Translator Introduction Macro keys How to Program Macro Keys

16 Introduction The KBT-2002 is equipped with programmable function keys (macro keys) that greatly enhances the operating interface. Macro Keys,, which are far more powerful than batch files; automate the most commonly used input sequences. Macro Keys extend their functional reach within application programs.

17 Introduction AWS-8259

18 Marco Key Data Entry Keyboard Standard Keypad for General Key 20 Programmable Macro Keys The programmable macro keys are located on the front panel of the workstation

19 KBT 2002 Outlook

20 KBT 2002 Outlook

21 Programming Utility Main.exe Template File (*.PAD) Note: The keyboard translator utility main.exe program can be run under Pure DOS mode only.

22 Marco Key Definition Running Utility

23 Marco Key Definition Load the Template Keypad File

24 Marco Key Definition Edit Macro Key

25 Marco Key Definition Define Macro Key

26 Marco Key Definition Run Macro Key

27 Marco Key Definition Write the Definition to EEEPROM

28 Programming Notice Some of the Macro Key definition should be released after the keypad is pressed. Such as CTRL, ALT and SHIFT keys. You should add the release function by using [90] key. Otherwise the special function key will be locked and cause some error key action. For example, if you want to define a key as CTRL + F1.. The correct macro key should be [CTRL][F1][90].

29 OSD (On Screen Display) Introduction

30 OSD On Screen Display An on-screen display (OSD) is a control panel on a computer monitor or television screen that allows you to select viewing options and/or adjust components of the display, such as brightness, contrast,, and horizontal and vertical positioning. On a computer monitor, an on-screen display is usually activated by buttons on the bottom of the monitor. As an example, one button may bring up a display of the brightness and contrast levels, which may be adjusted by pressing the monitor's up or down arrow buttons.

31 OSD Keypad Interface

32 OSD Special Function OSD Lock / OSD Unlock In Order to prevent the error action for the OSD or not to process the OSD function by Visitor, we provide the OSD Lock function for the purpose. The Hot key for the OSD is Arrow Key. If you touch the two arrow keys at the same time, the OSD Lock function will be active. If the OSD is locked and you want to unlock it, you can repeat the same action to unlock it.

33 OSD Lock

34 OSD Unlock

35 OSD Power LED Indicator The keypad interface provides a driver for a dual color LED to indicate status. (1) Green: : COMMON board detects a input signal and sends output signal to LCD panel. (2) Orange: : No signal detected, or out of range. (3) No color: Power off.

36 Thank You